Texas House votes to make it easier for parents to reject school vaccine requirements

Bill that would make vaccine exemptions easier to obtain clears Texas House

A nurse administers a dose of the Pfizer COVID vaccine at a clinic organized by the Travis County Mobile Vaccine Collaborative at Rodriguez Elementary School on July 28, 2021. Credit: Sophie Park/The Texas Tribune By Terri Langford, The Texas Tribune A bill that would make it easier for parents to exempt their children from school-required vaccinations tentatively passed the Texas House, 85-57, late Tuesday. If House Bill 1586 by state Rep. Lace…

Texas House votes to make it easier for parents to reject school vaccine requirements

AUSTIN, Texas – It will be easier than ever for parents to opt their children out of public school vaccine requirements under a bill given initial passage in the Texas House late Tuesday.

President-in-Office of the Commission on Human Rights of the Senate adopted, on Thursday, 14 a proposal putting an end to the requirement of the certificate of vaccine against covid-19 in schools. Suggested by a citizen named Carlos Lima, the legislative idea has now become a bill and will be passed over by the House before going to the plenary. In the college, the project was reported by Senator Marcio Bittar (Union-AC). The Parliament noted th…